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From a tiny alpine chapel and whimsical floral artworks to imperfect portraits and 3D glass collages, these are the top VISI picks of the week series – week 189.
1. Tiny Alpine Chapel
“Innauer Matt Architekten (IMA) is behind the design of this tiny chapel (with a floor space of only 6 square metres) in an Austrian alpine valley,” says Online Editor Lindi Brownell Meiring. “Made from concrete, as well as locally sourced stone, the look and feel of the chapel was actually decided on by the farmers living in the surrounding area.”
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2. Russian Artist Marina Malinovaya’s Floral Tea Story
“These photographs combine two of my favourite things into works of art,” says Content Producer Mary Garner.
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3. Jel-Ena Portraits
“Serbian-born, Los Angeles-based multi-media artist Jel-Ena’s portraits truly capture the natural beauty of the depicted characters,” says Managing Editor Samantha Charles. “This non-conformative style is as inviting as it is beautiful.”
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4. Dustin Yellin’s Psychogeographies Series
“Dustin Yellin’s 3D glass collages are original and imaginative,” says Features Writer Amelia Brown. “They’re made up of magazine cut-outs, flowers, leaves, acrylic paint and much more, before being sealed in resin.” For more art exhibits check out, Zeits Museum of Contemporary Art Africa.
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5. Iltoro’s Dolly Tables
“Made from timber pine and steel, these locally made tables from Cape Town-based Iltoro are the perfect spot for children to work, play and eat,” says Assistant Editor Tracy Greenwood.
Image credit: iltoro.co.za
